Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Blame it on (someone or something)

If you are blaming (something) on
(someone), you are saying that it is their fault, that person is the
perpetrator, they are to blame, are guilty or responsible.

1.Iran's currency, the rial, has lost more than 80 per cent of its value since the end of 2011 and is now at an all-time low, having devaluated sharply
against the US Dollar. The Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, blamed it on political and economic
sanctions from “The Enemy”, otherwise known as the United States, which is
absolutely correct to say. The real problem is that Iran will not back down from its nuclear
program, and so the sanctions continue.

2.It is very common to hear people blamingtheir debton the
state of the economy rather than their uncontrolled spending habits. In times of economical difficulty, people need to cut back on (reduce) spending and
do without some things or find
cheaper alternatives.

3.Have you ever heard someone blamingeverythingon the devil? Either way, we are
responsible for our actions, even when provoked. Michael Jackson sang,

“The devil's gotten to me through this dance”.
Other people sometimes blame it on
“bad karma”.

4.Why do people “point
the finger” and blame it on
everyone and everything under the sun
except themselves? We sometimes need to “take
the log out of our own eye” first so that we can see clearly.

Sorry! No more PDF document to download. I use the comic strips under the "fair use act", since they are all copyrighted... so I thought it wasn't such a good idea to continue providing PDFs containing artwork that is not originally mine, if that makes any sense. I wanted to steer clear of any potential trouble. You are, however, welcome to copy directly from my blog or even clip the article using Evernote's web clipper. Maybe Evernote would be a good fit for you... take a look at it!

Hi! Frank, I enjoy reading this blog via comics, that's really interesting!! Could you explain this fish comics a bit because my friends and I could not get the funny point. We guess the male fish is passing the wind??